ElKlausWtf

Sure, it's understandable. Although I repeat what I commented at the beginning of the thread, recovering a part of the materials used to craft the weapon can help a lot for new players who lack resources. Not so for players who have been in the game for a long time and enjoy an abundant amount of the rarest resources, myself included.

What you propose is logical, since it is a F2P game, the microtransactions as forms or the bundles is the way it survives. However, it would be nice to be evaluated for other functions as well. Perhaps it does not return forms but materials or others. Knowing that crafting in Warframe is super complete and extensive, it's not a bad idea to implement a mechanism similar to this.

It would be great if a station existed within the orbiter whose function is to "shred" (delete) weapons that we do not want and that returns a percentage of the materials that were used for its creation. Currently the only way to get rid of weapons that we do not use because they were crafted solely to gain affinity or because they have their Prime version, is by selling them for credits in the Inventory. This system would be of great help for new players who want to get rid of weapons from their arsenal due to lack of slots or because they don't use them, and in this way they can get back part of the materials they needed to craft the weapon, since For this part of the players it is more difficult to obtain rare materials such as Orokin Cells, Tellurium, Argon Crystals, etc. Another benefit that this "Recycling Station" can provide is that, if we have a standard version weapon configured with several forms when its Prime version comes out, it will remain in the inventory accumulating dust for "pain" to sell it for a few credits, having invested several forms. But with this new function when deleting the weapon through the station, we can recover a part of the forms used, in addition to their materials.